BPCA and Gateway owners agreed to cap rent hikes at 2.5% a year for about 430 long-term units through June 17, 2069, protecting tenants with continuous occupancy since 2009.

Rosina recalled about 9,462 pounds of Bremer Family Size meatballs after metal fragments were reported. Packages sold at Aldi carry EST. 4286B and a Best By date of Oct. 30.

Surveillance images were released after a Feb. 8 attack at 40‑18 Main St in Flushing; police are asking the public for tips.

A criminal‑justice group sent 18‑page letters to Mayor Mamdani and Gov. Hochul asking them to deny Bronx Judge Ralph Fabrizio another term, citing reversals and complaints.

Parents say Mount Sinai paused pediatric gender-affirming treatment and referred families to private clinics as federal rules loom.

Queens DA Melinda Katz renewed a call for tips in the 2005 Rockaway Beach cold case after an unidentified boy was found wrapped in a limited‑edition Disney blanket. Authorities say even small leads can help.

A new city law gives the Mayor’s Office of Community Mental Health 48 hours to begin outreach after violent or traumatic incidents. The measure takes effect today.

A 44-year-old Bronx man died after being found with head trauma at 555 Nereid Avenue; police later arrested a suspect, officials say.

A former OneCoin compliance chief was sentenced to four years in Manhattan and ordered to forfeit about $111.4 million, the U.S. Attorney’s Office says.

Federal prosecutors say a bogus firm called CM Bufete staged fake hearings, impersonated judges and stole more than $100,000 from migrants.

Police released surveillance images after a Jan. 23 assault at Pizza & Hot Dog on Avenue A; three people are wanted and tips may carry a reward.

New renderings show a proposed nine‑story mixed‑use building at 27 East 4th Street in NoHo, adjacent to the Merchant’s House Museum. Preservationists warn the project could imperil the fragile landmark.

Maxwell’s lawyers asked a Manhattan judge to block release of roughly 90,000 Epstein‑related pages, arguing Congress overreached. The move pits transparency advocates against survivors who fear exposure.